Bike rack?
Sorry, CaptAngry. This is my first time looking for an SUV bike rack, so I don't really know what type. The bike rack I had for my sedan had 6 simple straps that connected at the top, bottom, and sides of the trunk. I have a basic road bike, so the rack should accommodate 1 or 2 of those. Thanks!
Sorry, CaptAngry. This is my first time looking for an SUV bike rack, so I don't really know what type. The bike rack I had for my sedan had 6 simple straps that connected at the top, bottom, and sides of the trunk. I have a basic road bike, so the rack should accommodate 1 or 2 of those. Thanks!
For the NX, then official solution is their “activity rack”, which has a 1” receiver and I don’t trust mine for more than 2 bikes. I needed an 2”-1” adapter but my old bike rack works great. It’s just carries my wife’s and my bikes anyway.
You’ll see a pic and discussion at this thread. Many have said on this forum that they’ve found larger hitch receivers from 3rd parties.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/nx-...l#post11294760
I have always preferred hitch-mount racks, as I think they are the easiest to use and the sturdiest. I asked about type of bike because if you do a roof rack, I would really only use that for road bikes or lighter weight mountain bikes. Heavy bikes are such a PITA to get onto a roof.
That being said, I use a 1UP-USA Super Duty single with a tray add-on. That way I can use it for one bike, or two if needed. The issue: They are really expensive and heavy. BUT... it should last me a lifetime.
That being said, I use a 1UP-USA Super Duty single with a tray add-on. That way I can use it for one bike, or two if needed. The issue: They are really expensive and heavy. BUT... it should last me a lifetime.
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